Mateusz Jablonski reluctantly called the preflop shove by Steven Tool for around 20,000 and they headed into the following showdown.
Steven Tool: J♦J♥ 
Mateusz Jablonski: A♠4♦
The ace rag got there on the Q♠10♦5♠A♥7♥ runout and Tool left the tournament area without a word.
Three ways to the A♦10♣5♣ flop, Laasik Kasso checked and Rando Kleimann bet 7,000 in the hijack. Robert Elmarsson called on the button and Kasso also came along to then check again the 7♦ on the turn. Kleimann bet 10,000 and Elmarsson tank-folded.
Kasso carefully checked his stack before he jammed for 38,800 and Kleimann asked for a count, called a minute later.
Laasik Kasso: 10♠10♦
Rando Kleimann: Q♥Q♠
There was no upset on the 3♥ river and Kasso doubled into a big stack.
Kris Tikka raised to 2,000 and called a three-bet to 4,500 by Ronny Olsen from the next seat, which led them to the Q♠5♠2♠ flop. Tikka checked and Olsen bet 5,500 to take down the pot right there.
While he exposed the Q♦Q♣, Olsen said "I didn't want to see more spades".
Just before the end of the last level, Gudmundur Sigurdsson mentioned that he "made a very good bluff" but was called and busted for the second time on Day 1a. He may very well jump back in while that has already been the case for Jari Hurri.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Upon completion of level six, the field of 174 entries has been reduced to just 104 contenders and they have been sent on their second and final 15-minute break of the day.
Two players were eliminated on table six in a matter of minutes. The second player to bow out was Jonny Raininen, who put his hopes on the A♣Q♠. He was up against the 7♥7♣ of Helgi Tumason and couldn't get there on the J♦9♠5♦4♥5♠ board.
With around 7,500 in the middle to the J♦8♠7♦9♣9♦ river, Jari Hurri in the small blind checked. Ronny Olsen bet 6,400. Hurri then check-raised to 15,000 and Olsen reluctantly called.
Hurri tabled the Q♥9♠ for trips but Olsen had that beat with the 10♣6♦ for a straight. They bumped fists after all was done before Olsen mentioned he was tempted to raise "but house and flush were possible".
Rafael Saskevits raised to 5,000 in the small blind and then called the all-in of Oskar Lindström for 8,000 total.
Oskar Lindström: Q♠J♦
Rafael Saskevits: J♠8♠
Neither player connected with the 6♣4♣2♠9♣5♦ board and the queen played for Lindström to double.
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